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The Charging Process Explained ................................................................................. 59

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Safety Instructions .......................................................................................................... 62

Maintenance...................................................................................................................... 62

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Summary of Contents for Approach Advance 615 2017

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ... TYRE PRESSURE MONITORS PIR ALARMS SHOWER MAT TTERIES BEDS TOWELS CUPS PLATES SAT NAV DOG BEDS BLIN WNINGS CYCLE RACKS GENERATORS RADIOS HELMETS FISHI RODS CUSHIONS MICROWAVES CLEANING KITS BBQS CHAIRS OOKING UTENSILS TELEVISIONS WATER CARRIERS UPHOLSTER EVERSING CAMERAS CLOTHES AIRERS TYRE PRESSURE MONITO YOU LL FIND THE KITCHEN SINK and EVERYTHING Visit our store just off J16 of the M5 Or shop o...

Page 3: ...2 Truma Solar Dual Battery Charger 68 The Alde Heating System 65 The Seattle Control Panel 79 The Whale Space and Water Heater 86 The Digital Antenna System 93 The Media Pack 98 The Thetford Duplex Oven Grill and Hob 108 The Microwave Oven KOR 6L5R 114 The Dometic Refrigerator 125 Surface Care 133 The Thetford C262 Toilet 139 Fitted Furniture Configurations 144 Heki Roof Lights 153 The Remis Windo...

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Page 5: ... The fitting of electrical equipment or accessories which are not recommended by Peugeot or Bailey Caravans Ltd Bailey may result in the failure of your vehicle s electronic system It is advisable to contact a Bailey selling retailer who can recommend and fit the correct equipment or accessory for you For any work to the habitation compartment of your vehicle a Bailey or AWS approved workshop must...

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Page 7: ...5 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR MOTORHOME Getting to Know Your Motorhome Information About Your Motorhome 6 Motorhome Model Information 7 AL KO AMC Chassis 7 Tow Bar 7 Alloy Wheels 7 Wheels 7 Tyre Pressure 7 ...

Page 8: ...ate the AL KO Certificate and the Bailey Certificate of Conformity which your retailer should have registered with the DVLA If further copies of the certificate are needed please contact your retailer Information About Your Motorhome To enable your queries to be dealt with more efficiently always quote your motorhome Production Number found on the inside of the glove compartment passenger side or ...

Page 9: ...ut by specialist workshops Tow Bar Vehicles with an AL KO chassis are approved for use with a trailer If fitting a tow bar use one that has been approved by AL KO and ensure it is fitted correctly When ordering a tow bar assembly always indicate the vehicle type and VIN number You should ensure that the maximum train weight as shown in the registration documents and on the statutory plate is not e...

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Page 11: ...itting Diode a semiconductor device that converts electricity into light LPG Liquefied petroleum gas mbar unit of measurement Atmospheric air pressure given in millibar MPK Branded roof light MTPLM The motorhome s Maximum Technically Permitted Laden Mass MTPLM must not be greater than the towing vehicle s Maximum Permissible Towing Mass MPTW defined by the vehicle manufacturer Mass in Running Orde...

Page 12: ... and must not be exceeded If your VIN plate doesn t list a train weight you should not use your vehicle for towing UK United Kingdom USB Universal Serial Bus type of connector V unit of measurement Voltage the difference in electric potential energy between two points per unit electric charge VIN Vehicle Identification Number ...

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Page 14: ...12 SAFETY AND SECURITY Safety and Security Important Safety Notes 13 Security 13 Safety Equipment 14 Smoke Alarm 14 Carbon Monoxide Alarm 14 ...

Page 15: ... driver and passengers wear seat belts This is a legal requirement Heavy loads are not stored in top cupboards or in areas from which they may become detached Please ensure that heavy items are stored low down and take care not to overload individual wheels the axles or the MTPLM Tables must be secured in their storage compartments Cupboards and flaps are in the closed position and secured The ref...

Page 16: ...n Monoxide Alarm A CO 9B battery operated alarm is fitted near to the ceiling in your motorhome Features An advanced electrochemical sensor designed to accurately measure low levels of carbon monoxide CO providing an early warning of toxic CO levels in your motorhome Detects carbon monoxide continuously Resistant to false alarms caused by usual household contaminants Sounds a large 85dB alarm at 1...

Page 17: ...ithin the sensor does not reach 50ppm during the test the sensor test will stop automatically after 3 minutes Understanding your product s indicators The higher the concentration of carbon monoxide detected by the detector the quicker it will respond When sufficient carbon monoxide is detected a loud audible signal 85dB at 1m 3ft will be emitted and the alarm LED will flash red once every second T...

Page 18: ...e turned off Evacuate the motorhome leaving doors and windows open Do not re enter the motorhome until the alarm has stopped Get medical help for anyone suffering the effects of CO poisoning and advise that CO poisoning is suspected Close the windows and doors and do not use the motorhome again until you have had a full service of all appliances by your supplying retailer In the case of gas applia...

Page 19: ... Order MRO 18 Maximum Technically Permissible Laden Mass MTPLM 18 User Payload 18 Gross Train Mass GTM sometimes referred to as GVW 19 Maximum Braked Trailer Mass MBTM 19 Nose Weight 19 Advice On Towing 19 When loading the trailer 19 Axle Loads 20 Loading And Distribution Of Weight In The Motorhome 20 Roof Loading 20 Bike Rack Loading 20 ...

Page 20: ...O and need to be taken into account when calculating your available payload Maximum Technically Permissible Laden Mass MTPLM This is the maximum allowed weight of the vehicle when it is fully laden for use on the road refer to your Service Handbook for exact specification WARNING Under no circumstances should the MTPLM of this motorhome be exceeded User Payload Please refer to the Service Handbook...

Page 21: ...gether with the ability to climb gradients and accelerate Braking and vehicle handling are also affected Towing requires sensible loading of both the motorhome and the towed trailer It is essential that the driver is alert at all times Pull over if you feel tired and get some rest Brake in good time and take special care when driving down steep gradients Use your gears and change down before going...

Page 22: ...any type for roof mounted item please consult with your Bailey retailer to ensure the roof has the correct structural provisions to accept the item Do not allow children to climb on the roof of your motorhome Roof rack bars and ladders are an aftermarket option and if you are considering them care should be taken to ensure that all items can be safely secured Maximum load within the area encompass...

Page 23: ...Motorhome The range now includes Cycle and Scooter Carriers tow bars and steady legs all designed to offer you more flexibility and enhanced comfort when using your motorhome For more information and to see the complete range of products visit our website or email marketing al ko co uk marketing al ko co uk www al ko co uk Scan with your smart phone to visit our website ...

Page 24: ... the door lock is set Please note that the electrical relays will allow the fridge to run on the vehicle battery when the engine is running Ensure if required that your fresh water tank is full and your waste water tank is empty Remove any external fresh water connections coil and store in a secure place Ensure that the toilet flush tank only contains a small amount of water 1 2 litres in order to...

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Page 26: ...at Belt Legislation 26 Child Seats Positioning Fitting 26 Using the Seat Belts 26 Airbag 26 Noise Vibration 27 Removing the spare wheel 27 Jacking the motorhome 27 Changing front wheels 27 Changing rear wheels 27 Spare Wheel Location Optional extra 27 Returning the spare wheel to its compartment Optional extra 27 Fix and Go tyre repair 28 ...

Page 27: ...ods Vehicles These are normally used to define MOT classifications and vehicle excise duty road tax classifications Please refer to the website www gov uk calulate vehicle tax rates for the latest rules and regulations Driving When using a motorhome on either the public highway or a private road the Highway Code should be complied with and full consideration given to other road users In the event ...

Page 28: ...ats Positioning Fitting Check with the retailer on the suitability of the child seat for your motorhome CAUTION If a child seat is fitted to the front passenger seat of the cab refer to the base vehicle handbook Peugeot regarding the position and airbag operation A warning sticker is visible inside the sun visor passenger side to remind you of this All of the motorhomes are fitted with inertia sea...

Page 29: ...mum extent of the jack In order to clear the skirt when removing the wheel tilt the bottom of the wheel under the vehicle and allow the top of the wheel to fall outwards and clear of the hub Changing front wheels Select first or reverse gear apply the handbrake and chock the remaining wheel Onboard tools and chocks are usually located underneath the passanger seat Changing rear wheels Select first...

Page 30: ...hen working on a loaded vehicle use a suitable lift platform or inspection pit Fix and Go Autograph only The information required by current standards is provided on the label used on the packaged on the Fix Go kit Compliance with all of the instructionsonthelabelisanessentialcondition to guarantee the safety and effectiveness of the Fix Go kit Read the label carefully before use Avoid all imprope...

Page 31: ...ar 43 psi The tyre is too damaged to repair Disconnect the kit and return it to its compartment then call for roadside assistance 4 If the tyre has reached the required pressure then you may continue driving Do not exceed 80 KM H Do not accelerate or brake suddenly After driving for about 8 km 5 miles park the vehicle in safe place that you can easily access and engage the handbrake Take out the k...

Page 32: ...lease button 5 In the same way using the accessories 12 it is possible to inflate balls and bicycle tyres The kit must be used by adults and cannot be left to minors to use CANISTOR REPLACEMENT Only use Fix Go cartridges which can be purchased from the manufacturer s assistance service To remove the cartridge 7 take out the transparent sealant tube 8 press the release button 10 and lift out the ca...

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Page 34: ... arrival Siting Your Motorhome 33 Levelling Your Motorhome 33 Connect to Mains Electricity 33 Connect the Gas Supply 33 Fill up the Fresh Water Tank 34 Turning on the Heating 35 Powering your Fridge 35 Connect your TV and Digital Antenna 35 ...

Page 35: ... 20ft of free space around your vehicle Levelling Your Motorhome It is important to site your motorhome level so as to ensure the correct operation of the refrigeratior cooker microwave etc Always use motorhome specific ramps rated for the weight of your vehicle Mains Power Connection Connect the 230v to the motorhome by plugging your 3 pin lead into the site supply and the 230v socket situated on...

Page 36: ...ard hose to fill the tank via this inlet 5 When in the fresh water tank screen on the control panel the percentage of fill is shown on the screen 6 Once the tank is full 7 Turn on the pump at your control panel The light will come on when water is being pumped 8 Open the hot kitchen tap and allow the system to purge itself of air until there is a steady flow of water This will also fill the water ...

Page 37: ... the heating and water temperature Advance models 1 Turn on the Seattle control panel 2 Use the down arrow to cycle to the space heater 3 Press enter to turn on the space heater 4 Press and hold enter to enter power selection mode 5 Press enter again to exit Please note that hot water is not instant and will take time to heat up Television Aerial Your caravan is suppilied with a Vision Plus aerial...

Page 38: ...ble Pump 38 Manual Tank Filling 39 Whale Watermaster Pressure Pump 39 Pressure Pump Routine Maintainance 40 ADVANCE WATER SYSTEM 41 Filling Fresh Water Tank 41 Pressure Switch 41 Checking The Water Level Autograph and Advance 42 Draining and winterising the water system 42 Manually Draining the Fresh and Waste Water Tanks 43 ...

Page 39: ...en a drinking water tap is available within approximately 7 metres of the vehicle When in place the system provides continuous water to the motorhome from the mains source Tap In order to use the Aquasource you will firstly need to configure the seattle control panel Press the down arrow to view the Fresh Water Filling symbol then press enter Start filling the tank is displayed If the pump is turn...

Page 40: ...of the container 3 Lift the lid of the external Whale Watermaster socket 4 Insert the Whale Submersible pump plug firmly into the socket and close the lid down until it locates and locks the pump plug into place 5 The pump will automatically pump water into the fresh water tank 6 When the onboard tank is full the pump will turn off 7 To remove the Whale Submersible pump Lift the lid of the Whale W...

Page 41: ...fter the onboard water tank has been filled the water system should be primed as follows 1 Check that the ancillary power supply to the pump on the control panel is ON 2 Open one hot tap e g kitchen sink water will flow from the open tap after filling the water heater This could take a few minutes if the water heater was empty 3 When the water is flowing smoothly close the hot tap and open the col...

Page 42: ...ace the filter cover following the direction of the CLOSE arrows on the filter cover until fully seated 6 Under no circumstances should the Whale Universal pump be run without a filter on the suction side 7 Ensure the water fill hose O ring and socket are kept free from dirt 8 Drain the system thoroughly during the winter months 9 Service the inlet annually 10 Inspect and clean the grit filter ann...

Page 43: ... as a result of freezing drain the entire water system when not in use Submersible Water Pump within tank Filling With Fresh Water To fill the onboard fresh water tank connect the water hose to an external tap then feed the other end into the fresh water filler Monitor the water level inside the tank from the control panel The water system should now be primed Pressure Switch Your pressure switch ...

Page 44: ...uns intermittently ON OFF etc Seen as pulsing flow from tap or as inability to set constant water temperature water goes hot cold hot cold instead of constant warm Most likely cause is that present voltage is higher than when last adjusted Solution Re adjust pressure switch if problem persists add a Whale Surge Damper WS7205 Pump runs very noisily but does not pump water Likely to occur after wate...

Page 45: ...or the Autograph can be found behind the Whale watermaster pressure pump on the underside of your vehicle Open the tap and allow the tank to drain NOTE Manual draining should always be undertaken when winterising your vehicle to ensure a full drain Breathers Both tanks are fitted breather pipes This allows for air displacement when filling When filling the fresh water tank water may escape through...

Page 46: ...your Approach Autograph II motorhome with the Truma Aventa Air Conditioner Your vehicles heating system and the Truma Aventa work perfectly together to keep you cosy in the winter and cool in the summer Set your preferred temperature just once and let the ACC system keep you in ultimate comfort Catch up with us on Facebook and Twitter ...

Page 47: ...Supply To Appliances 46 Regulator 46 Truma Monocontrol Cs Safety Gas Pressure Regulator Autograph 47 Gas System Maintenance 48 Changing The LPG Cylinder 49 Cylinder Change 48 Hose Replacement 48 Gas Leaks 49 Ventilation 49 General Safety Notes 49 Fire Precautions 50 ...

Page 48: ... gas cylinders care should be taken to avoid at the hose assembly when it is connected to the cylinder Always turn off the gas cylinder valve s or inlet to the motorhome or other dwelling when gas appliances are not in use or when retiring to bed If possible When carrying out maintenance always ensure gas soures are correctly capped off Safe Use Of Gas Supply To Appliances All gas appliances in yo...

Page 49: ... the gas system If you suspect a gas leak then immediately turn off the supply of gas at the yellow isolation tap located below the regulator in the gas box Then turn off the gas valve on the gas cylinders When this has been completed the system must be inspected by a competent person Only use gas cylinders that are mounted in their dedicated storage locker and secured using the straps provided Ne...

Page 50: ...le gas hoses for deterioration Renew if necessary or renew no later than the expiration date marked on the hose Check the tightness of seals around joints and connections Make sure that each gas appliance is working efficiently to the recommendations of the appliance manufacturer Always ensure that the gas system is inspected at least every 12 months By a qualified person Always use approved produ...

Page 51: ...st frost If they must be kept inside make sure they are well away from heat and near to a drop vent If taps are too stiff to operate or appear to be a source of leakage call in a competent installer to rectify LPG taps require a special grease If in doubt always seek the advice of a qualified engineer Ventilation Carbon monoxide is odourless colourless and tasteless and will rapidly cause unconsci...

Page 52: ...should not be used CAUTION Never use portable cooking or heating appliances other than electric heaters that are not direct radiant type They are a fire and asphyxiation hazard Cookers should never be used as a heating source WARNING Some industrial LPG appliances operate at high pressure and require a high pressure regulator This often has an adjusting handle on it NEVER USE SUCH A REGULATOR ON A...

Page 53: ...51 THE GAS SYSTEM 1 Hob isolation tap 2 Oven isolation tap 3 Fridge isolation tap 4 Boiler isolation tap 5 BBQ isolation tap Autograph Typical Gas System Layout Note Manifold order may change ...

Page 54: ...lectrical System The 230 Volt Electrical System 53 Power Distribution Unit 53 The 12 Volt Electrical System 54 Upon Arrival A Motorhome Site 54 Leaving The Motorhome Site 54 Generators 54 Over Seas Connections 55 Leisure Battery 56 ...

Page 55: ...es 3 The unit gives overload and earth leakage protection for the 230V electrical supply in your motorhome For normal operation all switches on the unit need to be in the ON position In the event of an overload the MCBs trips automatically moves to the OFF position After the overload has been removed the MCB can be reset by switching to the ON position If an earth fault develops or a person were t...

Page 56: ... the motorhome and insert the mains site lead The 230V mains inlet is located on the side of the motorhome and is identified by a lightning bolt 7 Remove the cover from the socket outlet provided at the site and insert the mains site lead plug 8 Turn on the site supply point If there is no switch the power will already be live 9 Coil excess cable in loose coils on the floor not on a drum or in a c...

Page 57: ...ocated under the floor in the motorhome in a sealed compartment The Autograph compartment will accommodate two batteries up to 110 amperes hours capacity The Advance compartment accomodates one battery of up to 110 amperes hours capacity The battery must be placed in the tray provided in the battery storage compartment and this must be used at all times A battery of not less than 60 amperes hours ...

Page 58: ...flames Dispose of old batteries at an authorised collection point For a replacement unit please contact Bailey Parts co uk The battery must always be kept upright without any danger of tipping However your Banner battery has 4 chamber leak protection so should not leak during normal handling Prior to removal of the battery switch off all electrical systems When removing the battery always remove t...

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Page 60: ...L BATTERY CHARGER Truma Solar Dual Battery Charger Introduction 59 Function 59 The Charging Process Explained 59 Operation 60 Safety Instructions 62 Maintenance 62 Repairs 62 Battery Care 62 Disposal 62 Technical Data 63 ...

Page 61: ...sures particularly effective and gentle charging of the battery If an external temperature sensor is not used the device regulates the charging process based on the internal temperature sensor The leisure and starter batteries can be charged by connecting one or several solar modules CAUTIONS Please observe the maximum voltage and power consumption values The Charging process Explained The device ...

Page 62: ...n H6 If the key is pressed again the system starts at LED H3 again Battery type The battery type can only be set for battery 1 Battery 2 is always assumed to be the same battery type Query Press T until LED H3 illuminates the saved value is shown in display H6 Display H6 Battery Type 1 Gel pre setting 2 AGM 3 Liquid liquid electrolyte Change Press key T for 5 seconds until the display H6 flashes P...

Page 63: ...s in longer intervals Check connections from the device to the battery and solar module ensure that they are connected to the right terminals Test the fuse solar module and the battery LED flashes Battery is fully charged LED shines The battery is being charged LED flashes in short intervals The battery is not being charged If necessary replace faulty battery LED does not shine Battery not connect...

Page 64: ...d voltage of 6V are charged with the device gassing occurs immediately An explosive gas can be created The device is only suitable for regulating solar modules Do not connect any other voltage sources e g main voltage 230V to the device This may destroy the device and or sources If any other voltage sources are used together with the device please ask your dealer Battery care The following points ...

Page 65: ...constant at 25 C 10 A approx 150 Wp 20 A approx 300 Wp max output current constant at 25 C 10 A 20 A Battery capacity 50 100 Ah 50 200 Ah Charging voltage Battery type settable Gel AGM Liquid Absorbtion phase 14 2 V 14 4 V 14 6 V Float phase 13 8 V 13 8 V 13 8 V Equalisation charging phase 14 6 V 14 8 V Bulk phase reconnection voltage 13 3 V Maximum charging voltage 16 6 V Temperature compensation...

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Page 67: ...ting 66 Electric Heating 66 Domestic Hot Water 67 Draining Fresh Water 68 Heat Transfer Fluid 68 Filling 69 Central Heating 69 Circulation Pump 69 Bleeding Air From The System 69 Air Lock 70 LPG Safety 70 Flue 71 Maintenance 71 Winter 72 The Alde Control Panel Controlling The Heating System 73 ...

Page 68: ...ts to revolve Once the correct speed is achieved in rpm a signal is sent to the PCB for the burner to be lit The gas valve opens passing gas and the ignition module on the PCB generates sparks at the electrode on the burner head When the burner ignites a flame supervision device signals the ignition module to cease sparking The burner fires until the boiler or room thermostat reach the set tempera...

Page 69: ...el Avoid steriliser products containing sodium hydrochlorite for example as these will cause severe corrosion damage to the hot water cylinder which is not covered under warranty Read the product label or contact the product manufacturer for details When the hot water cylinder is in continuous use it should be drained and refilled once a month This recreates the air cushion in the hot water cylind...

Page 70: ...mium G13 Ready to Use Antifreeze 50 50 ethylene glycol antifreeze and water will protect against frost down to 35 37 C A refractometer and or hydrometer can be used to measure the strength of the antifreeze solution Corrosion protection will vary depending on the lifespan of the antifreeze Read the product label or contact the product manufacturer for details WARNING Always replace the HTF in acco...

Page 71: ...s stowage etc The full length of a convector should be ventilated for best performance The below picture shows the circulation of air The air in the vehicle or air sucked in from vents in the floor passes over the fins on the convectors and is heated The heated air then rises As it cools it drops and is circulated towards the convectors where the cycle begins again NOTE Use gas and electric heatin...

Page 72: ...ock If enough trapped air accumulates at one point an air lock can result and prevent the circulation of hydronic heating A ramp or steep slope can be used to raise one end of the vehicle causing the trapped air to shift around the system Repeat the full bleed procedure A motorhome can be slowly and carefully tilted to reproduce this effect To clear a stubborn air lock in under 15 minutes an Alde ...

Page 73: ...r other enclosures around the flue terminal Air supply is essential for clean combustion The air intake is located in the flue terminal For best performance the flue terminal should be well vented If leaving the gas heating unused for a period ensure the flue terminal is covered to prevent pest animals nesting in the flue WARNING Do not obstruct the flue Be careful not to flood the flue when washi...

Page 74: ...ot water cylinder is heated but no damage can result WARNING Always drain down and completely empty the hot water cylinder when there is risk of frost unless the vehicle is explicitly stated to be self winterising by the vehicle manufacturer If camping in temperatures below 10 C consider carrying spare parts in the event of an emergency Alde recommends a 12V circulation pump for the expansion tank...

Page 75: ...tton Press to switch system on off Lit green LED indicates system is on K MENU button Press to access Main Menu from Standby Screen or Settings Menu NOTE If the Standby Screen is set to Dark in Backlight settings the Standby Screen will not be displayed the screen will be dark The Alde Control Panel Controlling The Heating System The Alde 3020 Compact HE control panel has two hard buttons and a no...

Page 76: ...lectric Heating Check that 230V supply is displayed on the Standby Screen The Alde boiler is programmed to use power economically and there are times when it may use no power at all even if set to 3 kW 1 Select 1 2 or 3 kW electric heating More power equals better performance but may be restricted by the current amps limit on the electric hook up 2 Adjust by pressing Plus or Minus button Max curre...

Page 77: ...acklight button is displayed 3 Press Backlight button select Invert to proceed Gas Heating The gas burner has two stages and will shift dynamically between low or full flame There are times when it may use no power at all even if gas heating is selected 1 Press the Flame button to select gas heating Green is on blue is off Usebothgasandelectricheatingsimultaneously for best performance Climate Con...

Page 78: ...the condition of the heat transfer fluid Most vehicles will reach a comfortable temperature within 40 mins in non extreme conditions Set up Antimicrobial Function To actively kill Legionella setup the Antimicrobial function At 2 00 every night the hot water will be heated to over 65 C for 30 mins This further reduces the risk of Legionella 1 Press Tool button to access the Settings Menu bottom rig...

Page 79: ...mp check speed dial on pump is set to 2 3 Panel failure 1 Panel failure 2 Moisture is trapped in the control panel Remove the Alde control panel from the vehicle and air in a warm dry place overnight Gas failure Out of gas or gas is not igniting Check the gas cylinder is full Try a different gas cylinder ensuring it is propane gas Check the gas regulator and any isolation valves are open and not f...

Page 80: ...hin 2 years of the installation date If your Alde boiler develops a fault your first action should be to contact your dealer or installer as they will be familiar with your installation and vehicle and how to make a claim under warranty Alde International UK Ltd Huxley Close Park Farm South Wellingborough Northants NN8 6AB Tel 01933 677765 www alde co uk ...

Page 81: ... Home Screen 80 Navigation 80 Control Panel Buttons 81 Mode Description 82 Settings 83 Whale Space Heater Advance models only 84 Whale Space Heater Mode Selection Table 84 Whale Water Heater Advance models only 85 Whale Water Heater Mode Selection Table 85 ...

Page 82: ...rovides the user with a central point to check the following devices Fresh water tank level Waste water tank level Inside temperature Outside temperature User Settings Battery selection leisure or vehicle Leisure battery voltage Leisure battery amps Optional audio and visual warnings are displayed when necessary for Low battery leisure Low battery vehicle Low level fresh water tank High level wast...

Page 83: ...on Awning Switch When pressed will turn on the awning light Navigation Buttons Use the UP or DOWN arrows to navigate through the menus Press ENTER to change the setting or additional settings if available Notification and Warning Icons There are a number of icons that can appear at the top of the time screen Refer to the table below for a brief description of each icon Icon Description P Internal ...

Page 84: ...ttery OR the vehicle battery Press ENTER to swap between batteries If the Auto Battery feature is enabled see User Settings section the system will automatically switch to Vehicle Battery if the Leisure Battery Voltage is low less than 11V When 230V mains is connected Leisure Battery is automatically selected and cannot be changed Leisure Battery Amps This screen shows the current being drawn from...

Page 85: ...es or disables the warning alarm when the current drawn from the leisure battery exceeds 12A Press ENTER to acknowledge an alarm that has triggered the warning will only re arm when the current is reduced below 5A Veh Batt Low Enables or disables the warning alarm when the vehicle battery voltage is less than 11V Press ENTER to acknowledge an alarm that has triggered the warning will only re arm w...

Page 86: ...NTER button the mode icon will begin to flash Whale Space Heater Mode Selection Table Icon Mode Description 2000W Full power heating electric only 1000W Intermediate power heating electric only 500W Low power heating electric only Fan Fan only no heat emitted or Gas Gas only heating 2000W and Gas Maximum power heating using both gas and electric To change the mode between the heating options repre...

Page 87: ... button the screen will display the word Off 2 To change the Water heating mode press and hold and the ENTER button the mode icon will begin to flash To change the mode between the Water heating options represented in the Whale Water Heater Mode Selection Table below press the up down arrows 3 Select the desired mode with the up down arrows and press ENTER to save To summarise On all gas settings ...

Page 88: ...ater Heater Whale Space Heater 86 Instructions For Safe Use 87 Maintenance 87 Whale Water Heater 88 Instructions For Safe Use 88 Maintenance 88 Troubleshooting 89 Troubleshooting table 90 86 THE WHALE SPACE AND WATER HEATER ...

Page 89: ...ed Service Centre Technician or competent person at least annually This must be completed according to the practice in the country where it is used and according to the Whale instructions Whale recommends annual testing of gas soundness and combustion by an accredited LPG gas engineer The appliance contains ESD Electrostatic Discharge sensitive components and therefore must only be opened by a Wha...

Page 90: ...ater heater is filled To allow the remainder of air to escape from the system open each hot water tap in turn until water flows smoothly The water heater is operated from the Seattle Control Panel please refer to The Seattle Control Panel Whale Water Heater Advance models only on page 88 NOTE In cold temperatures the water in the supply pipework may freeze and prevent filling Check that all the ga...

Page 91: ...e space heater is installed is in motion unless a Vehicle In Motion Kit is fitted When the vehicle in which the space heater is installed is in a confined space such as a garage This appliance is not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concernin...

Page 92: ...et Button fig 1 to clear lockout Water Heater Overheat Fault Press Heater Reset Button fig 2 to clear lockout 3 Low High Supply Voltage Space Heater Note that if high electric setting is used the minimum operating voltage is 11 5V maximum is 15V when measured at the Space Heater Check battery voltage If between 11 5V and 15V check connections between Space Heater and battery Check alternator or ex...

Page 93: ...Seattle control panel Space Heater Air Pressure Fault Press Enter to Clear Lockout Water Heater Air Pressure Fault Press Enter to Cycle Power 5 Other Internal Fault Water Heater Clear lockout as described on the Seattle control panel Space Heater Miscellaneous Fault Press Enter to Clear Lockout Water Heater Water Heater Miscellaneous Fault Press Enter to Cycle Power 91 THE WHALE SPACE AND WATER HE...

Page 94: ...ion to panoramic side front and rear views Six diﬀerent views are selectable through the command switch mounted on the dashboard some of which are automatically selected when the turn indicators or reverse gear are used To see what you can t see www co uk smartvision360 7 LCD mirror monitor Full screen ultra wide angle front rear views selectable with command switch 01249 401000 www bailey parts c...

Page 95: ...93 THE DIGITAL ANTENNA SYSTEM The Digital Antenna System The Status 550 Digital Antenna System 94 Operating The System 94 Fault Finding 94 Maintenance 95 Technical Data 96 ...

Page 96: ...me of the key areas we suggest you check which generally solve the most common problems encountered with the operation of the Status antenna Coaxial connections It is critical that all connections in the system are fitted correctly Using the diagrams and procedures described please check all connectors ensuring they are wired correctly Secondly please ensure only quality plugs have been used Coaxi...

Page 97: ... trapped cable or if there are loops of surplus cable which could affect performance Should you still be experiencing difficulties and require assistance please do not hesitate to contact Vision Plus for further assistance on 44 0 115 986 7151 or visit www visionplus co uk Maintenance Gaiter We suggest you periodically check the gaiter for any signs of damage or for wear If the rubber is caught by...

Page 98: ... Poor Moderate pixilation and sound distortion Medium Minor pixilation will not receive all channels Good Stable picture good sound quality will receive all channels N A Strong Possible pixilation picture break up and drop out Reduce the amplifier gain rotate anti clockwise Rotate antenna AWAY from the transmitter Very strong No picture or sound TV freezing severe pixilation break up and picture d...

Page 99: ...rch through millions of preloaded interest points to find the nearest be able to search through millions of preloaded interest points to find the nearest campsites campsites Motorhome navigation Motorhome navigation 45 Country Maps 45 Country Maps 10 million POI s 10 million POI s Thousands of UK EU campsites Thousands of UK EU campsites TMC traffic alerts TMC traffic alerts Route itinerary planne...

Page 100: ... 101 Expanded Bluetooth Capability 101 FLAC file support 101 MIXTRAX 101 Dual camera inputs 101 Built in Auto EQ and Time Alignment 101 13 Band Graphic Equalizer 101 Customisable User Interface 101 Dual USB Inputs 101 Door And Lounge Speakers 101 Otone BluWall Portable Speaker 102 Bespoke Otone Speaker Bracket 102 Bracket Installation 103 The Head Unit 104 Quick Set Up 104 Navigation And Maps 105 ...

Page 101: ...ersing camera screen function Full Integration Every aspect of your motorhome media has been thought of whilst designing this fully integrated system to utilise the media components installed in your motorhome The head unit serves as the main controller of the system and allows for all aspects of the sound to be customised controlled or switched on or off Whilst driving the system provides sound f...

Page 102: ...our iPhone CarPlay features Siri voice control and is specially designed for driving scenarios It also works with your car s controls knobs buttons or touchscreen The apps themselves have been re imagined for the car so you can use them while your eyes and hands stay where they belong By connecting your phone to the head unit it allows the head unit to update vital information such as new road lay...

Page 103: ...ough compression AppRadio Mode Pioneer s AppRadio Mode provides both iPhone and Android users the ability to access and control dozens of apps directly from the large touchscreen display of the new units when connected to iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S iPhone 5 and above or a compatible Android smartphone For further information go to www appradiomode com FLAC file support Support for internal decoding and...

Page 104: ...gy to Stream audio from any Bluetooth enabled device Use Near Field Communication NFC to instantly pair to an NFC enabled device Use with any other device using the 3 5mm stereo aux in connection The 10W RMS output is made up of 2 x 2 5W speaker drivers Go to the Otone website for further information www otoneaudio com Bespoke Otone Speaker Bracket The Otone speaker is placed with the rear TV on a...

Page 105: ... the four bolts provided 4 Loosen nuts to adjust the Otone shelf section b to the correct size for fitting the Otone speaker 5 To integrate the speaker with the media system insert the right angled AUX plug though the slot in the bottom of the shelf section and connect to the Otone speaker The spare straight lead should be connected to the headphone output on your TV Please Note The AUX plug behin...

Page 106: ...devices front rear TV s and Bluetooth 1 From the Main Menu press the gears icon in the top right hand corner of the screen to access the Settings Menu Volume controls Access to map screen Main Menu button Cycle through modes Shuffle tracks Eject button Off button Figure 1 2 Select the spanner and screwdriver icon select a media input menu listed AV Input press to turn on AUX Input press to turn on...

Page 107: ...s scroll to the right press forward arror and select Settings Select Route Preferences from the Settings menu Main Menu The single 3 5mm jack plug icon when highlighted enables the sound from the front TV The twin red white phono icon when highlighted enables the sound from the rear TV The Bluetooth icon when highlighted enables sound from your connected Bluetooth device Select the AV icon to sele...

Page 108: ...ation Address input screen allows you to input the address of your destination in a number of different ways Also pre programmed into the navigation are all the Caravan Clubs points of interest which includes campsites To access these simply select Places then Accommodation This is by no means an exhaustive detail of how to fully use the functions on your Pioneer head unit It is aimed at getting y...

Page 109: ...VS 550W For 12 volt and 24 volt operation USB connection for charging MP3 players etc Easylink monitor mount for easy removal LED background illumination Colour camera available in white or silver 5 colour LCD monitor 2 year warranty For further details please contact your local Bailey dealer GET A CLEARER VIEW Quick monitor removal ...

Page 110: ... Duplex Oven Grill and Hob The Duplex Oven and Grill 109 Provision of Ventilation 109 Oven And Grill Controls 109 Temperature Control 111 Thetford Duel Fuel Gas Hob 111 Thetford 330 Series Hob 111 Operation 111 Gas Burners 112 Maintenance 112 Servicing 113 ...

Page 111: ... i e plastic coating Clean all surfaces with hot soapy water to remove any residual protective covering of oil and rinse carefully The control tap on XL Duplex operates both the grill and oven burners To ensure safe operation it is not possible to operate both burners at the same time Oven And Grill Controls Using The Grill 1 Ensure gas cylinder supply is connected and turned on 2 Open door push i...

Page 112: ...rature in about 15 20mins 9 To turn off rotate the control knob until the line on the knob is aligned with the dot on the control panel 10 Always make sure the control knob is in the off position when you have finished The oven shelf has been designed to allow good circulation at the rear of the oven A raised bar at the rear of the shelf prevents trays or dishes making contact with the back of the...

Page 113: ... the appliance regularly DO remove spills as soon as they occur DO always use oven gloves when removing food shelves and trays from oven DO check that controls are in the off position when finished DO NOT allow children near the cooker when in use DO NOT allow fats or oils to build up in the oven trays or base DO NOT use abrasive cleaners or powders that will scratch the surfaces of the appliance ...

Page 114: ... in use Turn pan handles away from the front so that they cannot be caught accidentally DO NOT Allow fats or oils to build up in the base of the hotplate DO NOT Use abrasive cleaners or powders that will scratch the surfaces of the hotplate DO NOT Under any circumstances use the appliance as a space heater Maintenance We recommend an annual service by an authorised service agent to maintain effici...

Page 115: ...gas soundness For service please contact your authorised local Service Agent giving details of the model and serial number on the data badge plus date of purchase WARNING This appliance must not be modified or adjusted unless authorized and carried out by the manufacturer or his representative No parts other than those supplied by the manufacturer should be used on this appliance WARNING If the su...

Page 116: ...6 Remote Controller 116 Operation Procedure 117 Controls 117 Weight Defrosting 117 AUTO COOK 119 How To Stop the Oven While the Oven is Operating 119 Care of Your Microwave Oven 120 Glass Tray 120 Care and Cleaning 120 Questions and Answers 121 Cooking Instructions 122 Defrosting Guide 122 Specification 123 Utensil Guide 124 ...

Page 117: ...of ignition 13 The contents of feeding bottles and baby food jars shall be stirred or shaken and the temperature checked before consumption in order to avoid burns 14 Always test the temperature of food or drink which has been heated in a microwave oven before you give it to somebody especially to children or elderly people This is important because things which have been heated in a microwave ove...

Page 118: ...lass cooking tray Made of special heat resistant glass The tray must always be in proper position before operating Do not cook food directly on the tray 11 Viewing screen Allows viewing of food The screen is designed so that light can pass through but not the microwave 12 Door open button To open the door push the door open button Remote Controller 1 DISPLAY Cooking time power level are displayed ...

Page 119: ...e program has been reset 11 Display turns off after 10 minutes WARNING Make sure the oven is properly installed and plugged into the electrical outlet Controls Turning AC power ON OFF the oven When the oven is first plugged in the display will show nothing 1 Press and hold the Eco button until display is turned on and the beep sounds The oven is turned to AC power on 2 Press and hold the STOP CLEA...

Page 120: ...POWER button select desired power level this example shows power level 5 4 Push the TIME SET buttons for desired cooking time the display will show what you have selected 5 Push the START button 6 Push the TIME DEFROST button 7 Push the TIME SET buttons for the defrosting time you want the display will show what you selected 8 Push the POWER button select desired power level P HI is displayed The ...

Page 121: ...e oven starts cooking AUTO COOK AUTO COOK allows you to cook or reheat many of your favourite foods by repeatedly pushing the AUTO COOK button When you push the AUTO COOK button once AC 1 will be displayed By repeatedly pushing this button you can select other food categories as shown in below 1 Push the AUTO COOK button once for 4PCS of BREAD AC 1 will be displayed 2 Push the AUTO COOK button twi...

Page 122: ...midity conditions and in no way indicates malfunction of the unit 6 It is occasionally necessary to remove the glass tray for cleaning Wash the tray in warm sudsy water or in a dishwasher 7 The roller guide and oven cavity floor should be cleaned regularly to avoid excessive noise Simply wipe the bottom surface of the oven with mild detergent water or window cleaner and dry The roller guide may be...

Page 123: ...Low load items are items of food that contain little or no liquid Q Can the oven be used with the glass tray or roller guide removed A No Both the glass tray and roller guide must always be used in the oven before cooking Q Can I open the door when the oven is operating A The door can be opened anytime during the cooking operation Then microwave energy will be instantly switched off and the time s...

Page 124: ...ut being reflected or absorbed by the dish used Care must therefore be taken choosing the utensil If the utensil is marked microwave safe you do not need to worry The following utensil guide table lists various utensils and indicates whether and how they should be used in a microwave oven NOTE Only use utensils that are suitable for use in microwave ovens Do not operate the microwave empty This wi...

Page 125: ...is no standby clock This can sometimes lead the user to believe the microwave is switched off at the plug To check simply press the ECO button NOTE For further more detailed instructions please refer to the microwave manual Specification Specifications are subject to change without notice Power Supply 230V AC 50Hz Single phase with earthing Microwave Input Power KOR 6L5R 1200W Energy Output KOR 6L...

Page 126: ...y cause arcing Glassware Oven to table ware SAFE Can be used unless decorated with a metal trim Fine glassware SAFE Can be used to warm food or liquid Delicate glass may break or crack if heated suddenly Glass jars SAFE Must remove lid Suitable for warming only Metal Dishes X May cause arcing or fire Freezer bag twist ties X May cause arcing or fire Paper Plates cups napkins and kitchen paper SAFE...

Page 127: ...ting Controls 126 Starting The Refrigerator Using Gas 127 Door Locking 127 Positioning Storage Racks 128 Removeable Freezer Compartment 128 Defrosting 128 Shutting Off The Refrigerator 129 Exchange Of The Ignitors Battery 129 Winter Operation 129 Cleaning and Maintenance 130 Safety Instructions 131 ...

Page 128: ...cted where the supply voltage of the connection for power supply corresponds to the value specified on the data plate Any difference in values may result in damage the appliance Gas Operation Liquid Gas The refrigerator must be operated using liquefied gas propane or butane NOT natural gas or town gas When using LPG please consider that the burner needs cleaning at shorter intervals due to the gas...

Page 129: ...flame ignites the pointer of galvanometer 4 begins moving into the green range The refrigerator is operational Keep knob 2 depressed for approx 15 seconds and finally release it Door Locking 1 Open the door by depressing the locking button and pulling the door towards you 2 Shut the door by pushing it to close The snapping into the lock can be heard locking into place Fastening and Releasing the D...

Page 130: ...p on the fins inside the refrigerator A layer of frost thicker on one side may occur and does not represent a malfunction When this layer of frost is about 3 mm thick the refrigerator should be defrosted 1 Switch off the refrigerator as described in the next section Shutting Off The Refrigerator 2 Remove all food and the ice cube tray 3 Leave the refrigerator door open to allow air to enter and to...

Page 131: ...w leaves etc When the outside temperature falls below 8 c a winter cover should be fitted This protects the unit from excessively cold air which could have adverse effects on the performance of the unit You should also attach the winter cover if the vehicle is taken out of service for a longer period of time or while it is being cleaned from the outside The cover can be purchased from a www bailey...

Page 132: ...igerator is to be used solely for storing foodstuffs WARNING The refrigerator is not suitable for the proper storage of medication Please observe in addition the instructions in the medication package inserts User s responsibility Anyone operating the refrigerator must be familiar with the safe handling and understand the advice in these operating instructions Children may only operate the applian...

Page 133: ...tee reaching the temperature needed for perishables Perishables include all products with a stipulated use by date and a minimum storage temperature of 4 C or less especially for meat poultry fish sausages pre packed foods A change in the climatic conditions such as temperature fluctuations High temperatures inside the vehicle when it is closed and parked in direct sunlight temperatures are possib...

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Page 135: ...133 SURFACE CARE Surface Care Mirrors 134 Bathroom Shower Tap 134 T C Sink 134 Ecocamel Shower Head 135 FENIX Nanotech Work Surfaces 136 ...

Page 136: ...eep the mirror frame dry Never use a razor blade on a mirror even if the mirror has paint specks on it Always use hot water first If you find black spots on your mirror you may have damaged the silvering behind the mirror s glass Moisture along a mirror s edge can seep in and harm the reflective backing Keep in mind that long term exposure to sunlight may damage some mirrors Bathroom Shower Tap Yo...

Page 137: ...s turned off your Ecocamel shower head simply drains off any excess water through the air intake Clean your Ecocamel shower head with a damp cloth Do not use any abrasive or chemical cleaners Should any scale build up on your shower head s spray plate de scale by rubbing the nozzles with your thumb The Ecocamel shower head will fit all motorhome showers and is available from the Bailey Parts depar...

Page 138: ...ance FENIX NTM surface should be cleaned regularly but does not require any special maintenance just a damp cloth with warm water or mild detergents Almost all normal household cleaning products or disinfectants are perfectly well tolerated It is suggested to use a melamine foam sponge also known as magic sponge for the normal cleaning and maintenance of the surface Extraordinary maintenance In ca...

Page 139: ...137 SURFACE CARE Thermal Healing Of Microscratches Maintenance Instructions Melamine Foam Sponge ...

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Page 141: ... C262 TOILET The Thetford C262 Toilet Introduction 140 Parts 140 Preparing Your Toilet 141 Cleaning And Maintenance 142 Cleaning The Toilet Bowl 142 Cleaning the Waste Holding Tank 142 Winter Operation 143 Storage 143 ...

Page 142: ...le waste holding tank is located under the toilet bowl and can be removed via a door on the outside of the motorhome These operating instructions cover the Thetford Cassette Toilet C262 CWE 1 Cover 2 Seat 3 Swivelling toilet bowl 4 Blade handle to open and close blade 5 Control panel Autograph models have an integrated control panel 5a Flush button 5b Waste holding tank level indicator 6 Pull hand...

Page 143: ...141 THE THETFORD C262 TOILET Prepairing The Waste Holding Tank Emptying The Waste Holding Tank Using The Toilet 1 Turn the bowl to the desired position with the lid closed and using both hands ...

Page 144: ... to prevent deposits forming in your toilet bowl add a correct dosage of Aqua Rinse in your flush water tank 5 Dry with a soft dry cloth after cleaning Cleaning the Waste Holding Tank To keep your waste holding tank fresh and clean Thetford has developed a number of different toilet fluids Thetford toilet fluids suppress smells reduce formation of gas promote breakdown of toilet waste and increase...

Page 145: ...en you store your motorhome the flush water tank should be emptied prior to any extended period of inactivity e g winter storage We advise you to leave the toilet blade open This will prevent the blade seal from drying out Also it is best to unscrew the pour out spout cap as this will also ventilate the waste holding tank Clean your waste holding tank with Cassette Tank Cleaner and liberally spray...

Page 146: ...9 4 79 4T L Shaped Lounge Configuration 146 79 4 Rear Bed Extension 146 79 6 Front Bed Configuration 147 79 6 Rear Bed Configuration 148 75 2 Front Bed Configuration 149 75 4 Front Bed Configuration 150 Autograph Drop Down Bed 151 Advance Electric Drop down Bed 152 Safety Protection 152 Emergencies 152 ...

Page 147: ...iguration 2 Remove all seat cushions 3 Remove the back rest section of travel seat 4 Slide out the single bunk base 5 Slide out both travel seat bases 6 Seperate both parts of the travel seat cushion 7 Unfold and place single seat cushion 8 The bed configuration is complete 79 4 79 4T Bed Configuration ...

Page 148: ...the travel configuration 2 Slide out the offside travel seat base 3 Position the infill cushion to complete the lounge seat configuration 79 4 Rear Bed Extension 1 The bed is shown in the seated position 2 Lift up the handle and pull the bed out 3 The bed is extended Reverse operation to close ...

Page 149: ...reate base 2 Place table to between both seat bases as shown 3 Lift both seat cushions 4 Rotate both seat cushions 5 Position both seat cushions 6 Unfold the right seat cushion base 7 Unfold the left seat cushion base 8 The bed configuration is complete 79 6 Front Bed Configuration ...

Page 150: ... both seat bases 3 Lift and rotate all seat cushions 4 Position both side seat cushions 5 Fold out the left side seat cushion 6 Fold out the right side seat cushion 7 Rotate place and unfold the smaller seat cushions 8 The bed configuration is complete 79 6 Rear Bed Configuration ...

Page 151: ...IONS 1 Lift both seat cushions 2 Slide left seat base 3 Slide out right seat base 4 Lift and rotate both seat cushions 5 Position and unfold both seat cushions as shown 6 The bed configuration is complete 75 2 Front Bed Configuration ...

Page 152: ...eat cushion 2 Slide out both travel seat bases 3 Lift side seat cushions 4 Slide out side seat base 5 Lift rotate and unfold travel seat cushion 6 Lift rotate and place back seat cushions 7 The bed configuration is complete 75 4 Front Bed Configuration ...

Page 153: ...either lower or raise the bed Drop Down Bed Autograph Only 4 As a safety feature the drop down bed includes a net which is secured around the bed when in use Attached to the net you will find four plastic clips two at the front and two at the rear These clips should be inserted into the plastic recievers attached to the ceiling As shown To see these configurations as animated movies please visit w...

Page 154: ...position when there is insufficient power from the leisure battery locate the electric motor in the underside bed locker nearest to the cab This is accessed from behind the back panel The motor is fitted with a hexagonal nut which enables manual up and down movement of the bed turn the hexagonal nut clockwise or counter clockwise depending on the desired direction of movement WARNING Due to the me...

Page 155: ...153 HEKI ROOF LIGHTS Heki Roof Lights Using the Heki 2 roof light 154 Using the Midi Mini Heki 155 Using the Mini Heki S 156 ...

Page 156: ... into the original position D To close it follow the instructions in the reverse order Opening to the half way position 1 Press the latches on both rotary bolts and turn them 90 A 2 Hold the bracket in the middle and move it out of the original position B 3 Tilt it downwards 4 Push the acrylic dome upwards C Opening the acrylic dome is supported by the two gas springs after approx 150 mm 5 Open bo...

Page 157: ... into one another 2 Select the required position by moving the two latched roller blinds at the same time Opening the roller blinds 1 Pull the roller blind so that the blind with the recessed grip is completely extended 2 Separate the roller blinds by pressing the pivot 3 Guide the roller blind back using the recessed grip Do not let the roller blind spring back NOTE There is a risk of damage due ...

Page 158: ...ely Risk of breakage do not tread on the acrylic dome Before starting your journey check that the roof window is locked properly Before starting your journey check the roof window for damage such as tension cracks in the acrylic Do not open the roof window while driving Do not open the window in strong wind or rain Close the roof window if it rains or snows Do not leave the vehicle with the roof w...

Page 159: ...157 THE REMIS WINDOW BLINDS The Remis Window Blinds Operating Your Motorhome Habitation Blinds 158 Cleaning 158 Remis Concertina Cab Blinds 159 ...

Page 160: ...ace down on a table with the cross bars of both blinds meeting in the middle The black cords re tension the fly screen and the white cords re tension the sun screen 3 The cords are fixed at either side with a screw Loosen this screw and gently pull the cord 5mm tighter and repeat on the other side ensuring the cross bar is level 4 Test the tension This process can be repeated if necessary 5 The bl...

Page 161: ...blinds to ensure that when you are sleeping in your vehicle you are not disturbed by the outside light Opening and closing the cab blinds Due to the nature and angles that these blinds inhabit it is important that they are opened and closed in the correct manner To release the windscreen blind pinch together both buttons within the black handle on the A post Pull both sides into the middle of the ...

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Page 163: ...161 THE FIAMMA AWNING The Fiamma Awning Opening The Fiamma Awning 161 Closing The Fiamma Awning 163 Maintenance 163 ...

Page 164: ...he foot for leg A has been created to prevent incorrect placing of the lead bar within the housing during the closing phase of the awning Incorrect placing of the lead bar foot will prevent closing completely 1 m 4 Rotate the knob on each supporting leg to loosen Extend the bottom section of the leg to the desired length then tighten the knob 5 Move the support legs into their final position Ensur...

Page 165: ...with a high pressure machine We recommend not to use the awning at a temperature below 0 C To guarantee a perfect quality the fabrics are waxed or laminated several times During this operation single colored pigments could move and thus create small bright spots in the material which are only irregularities that are technically inevitable to but do not influence the impermeability of the fabric Th...

Page 166: ...roud Suppliers To Bailey Of Bristol visit www morland uk com Morland Unit 4 Buttington Cross Enterprise Park Welshpool Powys SY21 8SL Tel 44 0 1938 551 980 Fax 44 0 1938 554 174 Email info morland uk com ...

Page 167: ... Sink 166 Cleaning Taps 167 Cleaning Tecnoform Locker Doors And Worktops 167 How to prevent condensation 167 Prepare Your Motorhome For Cold Conditions 167 Storing Your Motorhome 168 Preparing Your Motorhome for Winter 168 Modifications Made To Your Motorhome 168 Spares and After Sales 168 The Motorhome End Of Life Policy 168 ...

Page 168: ...llow any chemicals toilet or otherwise to spill or leak into the gas box floor Before placing items in the cradle ensure that the tray is clean and free from any debris Cleaning should only be carried out with warm soapy water The use of high pressure water jets to clean your motorhome will invalidate your warranty Cleaning Polyplastic Acrylic Windows The windows fitted to your motorhome are manuf...

Page 169: ...ocker doors CAUTION Petrol thinners abrasive products chemically treated cloths and detergents may damage doors and should not be used How to prevent condensation Condensation is the change of water from its gaseous form water droplets into its liquid form Condensation generally occurs in the atmosphere when warm air rises cools and loses its capacity to hold water vapour As a result excess water ...

Page 170: ...DIY modifications to your motorhome may in certain circumstances invalidate the warranty cover and could also affect the safety and structure of the vehicle Never allow modification of electrical or LPG systems and appliances except by qualified persons Care should be taken that any additional equipment or appliances are installed in accordance with the appliance equipment manufacturer s instructi...

Page 171: ...169 WARRANTY Warranty Motorhome Warranty Cover 170 The Three Warranties 170 Customer Support 170 Terms and Conditions 171 Cover 170 Term 171 Repairs 171 Warranty Registration 173 ...

Page 172: ...components used in the construction of the Bailey motorhome chassis and habitation area as well as full coverage for any manufacturing faults forming part of the original specification of the Bailey motorhome with the following specified exceptions The following items are covered for one 1 year from the date of first registration Leisure batteries The following items are not covered Replacement bu...

Page 173: ...nspections have been carried out During the first three 3 years of the Warranty Cover all annual inspections and repairs must be carried out either by Bailey itself or by an approved Bailey Service Centre or Agent Thereafter due to the technical nature of an Alu Tech constructed Bailey motorhome annual inspections and repairs may be carried out by any workshop or repair centre approved by the Nati...

Page 174: ...ess No Liability will be accepted for Damage caused by neglect or abuse corrosion intrusion of foreign or deleterious substances lack of servicing over heating freezing or the continued use of the Bailey motorhome after a fault has become evident Any loss or damage caused by parts not covered by this Warranty Cover including soft furnishings or trim Any accidental or fire damage or any losses incu...

Page 175: ...he warranty and guarantee provider is Bailey Caravans Limited South Liberty Lane Bristol BS3 2SS Warranty Registration The supplying retailer must explain the warranty terms and conditions to you and complete the warranty registration process on line to ensure that your warranty is active Your warranty will start on the day that the vehicle is first registered in the UK or 12 months from the date ...

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Page 178: ... co uk WARNING Under no circumstance should the bodyshell fixings be tampered with or adjusted by the motorhome owner Any tampering or adjustment will invalidate the warranty Standard Moisture Survey For Alu Tech Construction Motorhomes A moisture survey must be carried out using a calibrated moisture meter every 12 months by an Approved Bailey Service centre Readings should be obtained from the f...

Page 179: ...Motorhome Overview 4 ...

Page 180: ...ice Type Service Agent Service Agent Stamp Technician s Name Date Retailer handover inspection 1st Year Annual Service 2nd Year Annual Service 3rd Year Annual Service 4th Year Annual Service 5th Year Annual Service 5 ...

Page 181: ...vice Type Service Agent Service Agent Stamp Technician s Name Date 6th Year Annual Service 7th Year Annual Service 8th Year Annual Service 9th Year Annual Service 10th Year Annual Service 11th Year Annual Service 6 ...

Page 182: ...ce Type Service Agent Service Agent Stamp Technician s Name Date 12th Year Annual Service 13th Year Annual Service 14th Year Annual Service 15th Year Annual Service 16th Year Annual Service 17th Year Annual Service 7 ...

Page 183: ...assenger Seats excluding driver 1 3 3 3 Essential Habitation Equipment 76 5 Kg 76 5 Kg 81 5 Kg 81 5 Kg Gross Train Weight 5500 Kg 5500 Kg 5500 Kg 5500 Kg MBTM 2000 Kg 2000 Kg 2000 Kg 2000 Kg Maximum Tow Ball Nose Weight 80 Kg 80 Kg 80 Kg 80 Kg Front Axle Limit 1850 Kg 1850 Kg 1850 Kg 1850 Kg Rear Axle Limit 2000 Kg 2000 Kg 2000 Kg 2000 Kg The MRO is calculated with the following weight limitations...

Page 184: ...h mirrors folded 2489 mm 2489 mm 2489 mm 2489 mm Overall Height 2782 mm 2782 mm 2769 mm 2769 mm Front Bed 2150 x 1300 mm 2200 x 1300 mm 1700 x 1020 mm 1700 x 1020 mm Drop Down Bed Where fitted Rear N S Double N S Bunk 1950 x 770 mm O S Bunk 1950 x 770 mm Rear Double 1900 x 1300 mm 1900 x 1300 mm 1900 x 1400 mm Fresh Water Tank Capacity 93 5 litres 93 5 litres 93 5 litres 93 5 litres Waste Water Ta...

Page 185: ...er Seats excluding driver 3 1 1 5 Essential Habitation Equipment 129 Kg 129 Kg 129 Kg 129 Kg Gross Train Weight 5500 Kg 5500 Kg 5500 Kg 5500 Kg MBTM 2000 Kg 2000 Kg 2000 Kg 2000 Kg Maximum Tow Ball Nose Weight 80 Kg 80 Kg 80 Kg 80 Kg Front Axle Limit 1850 Kg 1850Kg 1850 Kg 1850 Kg Rear Axle Limit 2000Kg 2000 Kg 2000 Kg 2000 Kg The MRO is calculated with the following weight limitations 90 of fuel ...

Page 186: ...folded 2346 mm 2346 mm 2346 mm 2346 mm Overall Height 2785 mm 2785 mm 2785 mm 2785 mm Front Bed 2055 x 1860 mm 2055 x 1330 mm 1825 x 980 mm Drop Down Bed Where fitted 1780 x 1250 mm Rear N S Double 1910 x 1340 mm N S Bunk 1860 x 735 mm O S Bunk 1860 x 735 mm Rear Double 2055 x 1335 mm 2055 x 1615 mm Fresh Water Tank Capacity Litres 90 Litres 90 Litres 90 Litres 90 Litres Waste Water Tank Capacity ...

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Page 189: ...er Bailey Production Number Registration Date 1st Owner s Name 3rd Owner s Name Address Address Postcode Postcode Telephone Telephone 2nd Owner s Name 4th Owner s Name Address Address Postcode Postcode Telephone Telephone 14 ...

Page 190: ...Bristol BS3 2SS WARNING In order for the warranty to remain valid the motorhome must have been serviced annually by an authorised Bailey Service Centre prior to the transfer of ownership Failure to do so will invalidate any further warranty cover Failure to request this transfer within 3 months of acquisition by the new owner will invalidate the remaining warranty Terms and Conditions apply Model ...

Page 191: ...Bristol BS3 2SS WARNING In order for the warranty to remain valid the motorhome must have been serviced annually by an authorised Bailey Service Centre prior to the transfer of ownership Failure to do so will invalidate any further warranty cover Failure to request this transfer within 3 months of acquisition by the new owner will invalidate the remaining warranty Terms and Conditions apply Model ...

Page 192: ...Bristol BS3 2SS WARNING In order for the warranty to remain valid the motorhome must have been serviced annually by an authorised Bailey Service Centre prior to the transfer of ownership Failure to do so will invalidate any further warranty cover Failure to request this transfer within 3 months of acquisition by the new owner will invalidate the remaining warranty Terms and Conditions apply Model ...

Page 193: ...Bristol BS3 2SS WARNING In order for the warranty to remain valid the motorhome must have been serviced annually by an authorised Bailey Service Centre prior to the transfer of ownership Failure to do so will invalidate any further warranty cover Failure to request this transfer within 3 months of acquisition by the new owner will invalidate the remaining warranty Terms and Conditions apply Model ...

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